4-In-1 Universal Backlit IR Learning Remote for Apple TV, Xbox One, Roku, Media Center/Kodi, Nvidia Shield

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Works with nearly all devices, really easy to program, and for documentation online. It's a bit pricey but works as expected.

Es buen mando. Muy practico que se ilumina cuando lo coges, en una sala oscura, viendo una película se agradece. La disposición de los botones no me parece muy buena, supongo que es cuestión de acostumbrarse. El alcance muy bueno, mejor que la mayoría de mandos originales. La programación de una TV Panasonic sin problemas mediante codigo. El deco Movistar, también lo asimila fácilmente. El mediacenter con Kodi no acaba de cogerlo, hay que programar de forma manual, pero resulta que duplica o triplica las pulsaciones, así le das una pulsación, y el equipo recibe 2 ó 3, lo que lo hace ingobernable.

I bought this remote as a replacement for Kinect, which is not supported on Xbox Series X - my multimedia setup does not fully support HDMI-CEC and even the devices, which do, don’t really work reliably. So I got this remote and was not disappointed. It controls up to 4 devices at the same time, has macro and channel/volume lock functionality - exactly what I wanted. The setup is not more complicated than - say - One For All, the remote is reliable, buttons are responsive, feels good in hand… satisfied overall. Especially for the money it’s almost a steal.

I bought this remote looking for a viable replacement for my harmony remote now that Logitech have discontinued the line. First up, I have 4 devices that i want it to control 1/ Samsung TV 2/ Onkyo AV receiver 3/ Roku 4/ Vodafone TV (Android TV box) According to the instructions once you find the code that turns your device off you have the right code. But a remote needs to do more than just turn something on and off. I found a code for the TV and AV receiver to power on/off but then had to use the original remotes to teach the interset the rest. The ROKU was pre-programmed and did work out of the box. The vodafone TV i could not find a code that worked at all but it did learn from the original remote So after probably a couple of hours it did control my four devices. No matter which device i am using i always use the AV receiver for sound so more programming was required to have that function. But i want this remote to replace a harmony 650, so i want the Interset to turn on the TV and AV receiver switch TV to HDMI 2 and switch the AV receiver to TV/CD with the press of one button and then be ready to control the ROKU Now my ROKU is playing up and i want to use the Vodafone TV with the Harmony 650 it is a 2 button press operation to power on the Vodafone TV and switch the TV to HDMI 3 and be ready to control the Vodafone TV. So after several hours of programming the remote, it does do the one button press ROKU operation but not the Vodafone TV one at this point in time. So my conclusion is that it does work and control all of my devices, but i would not replace my Harmony with the Interset 4 in 1 voluntarily. One more thing, the back-lit keys are good but would be better if it lite up when you picked it up instead of a button press. EDIT: After much perseverance i have got it to a point where it will do what i want which is one button press to turn on 3 devices and operate the required functions without having to switch between devices. This remote is in no way easy to setup if you want to streamline the number of buttons that you have to push. In the end i had to set up 4 macro buttons, 2 each for the ROKU and Android TV. 1 macro button each being to turn everything on from a cold start a second macro button for each to switch from one to the other. The reason for the second being required is if i tried to switch between the 2 media players with the first button it just turns everything off. So if you like a challenge, this is the remote for you